I'm still eating ice cream. I don't seem to care about losing weight. I'd prefer to keep it under 200lbs, though.
Height = 5' 7"
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I'm still eating ice cream. I don't seem to care about losing weight. I'd prefer to keep it under 200lbs, though.
I'm eating a great deal of ice cream. To be specific, I finish a 48oz container in two days, which averages to one and a half pints per day.
Batteries have been replaced, so I've included the percent fat. But I didn't measure my waist.
The scale needs new batteries. All I get from it is weight.
Occasionally the Body Composition feature of my bath scale fails to work. When that happens I report a value for the Fat percentage anyway, using a previous value or one that's interpolated. Today is one of those "interpolated" days.
Just another weigh-in
For after-dinner snacking, I'm crunching on baby carrots instead of chips, and grapes instead of candy. The grapes provide sweetness as well as a delightful "pop" sensation. Sometimes I'll add in a high quality aged cheese such as Gouda. Midnight Moon, an aged goat milk cheese made in Holland, has been my favorite so far.
Just another weigh-in...
Just another weigh-in...
I resumed the 300mg dose of bupropion, which I had reduced to 150mg on February 19 to see if doing so would reduce my sugar cravings and overeating. It didn't.
As well, I stopped the 10mg dose of rosuvastatin earlier this week in order to allow for relief of muscle problems. I did this because I have muscle pain, exercise fatigue and weakness. I had these symptoms many years ago, but they went away when I stopped whatever statin I was on at the time on the advice of an ND (Naturopathic Doctor). Meanwhile, I plan to try Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) because one known side effect of statins is that they deplete this fat-soluble vitamin-like cofactor.1
I've been trying three things in order to increase fitness and reduce weight.
I've achieved new highs in weight, fatness, and circumference. And so I'm cutting back on the dose of Wellbutrin from 300mg to 150mg. I blame the medication because it takes away any life-induced functional dyspepsia that might make me feel sick to my stomach and unable to eat. I figure the (Lunar) New Year's Day is a good time to make a change.
Waist = 45.25"Yet another weigh-in. The scale didn't report body fat, and I didn't bother to measure my waist, so those values are left over from a previous entry.
Waist = 44.75"The last weigh-in of 2025 ends on a high note -- literally.
Waist = 44.75"My partner has started with a new Pain Management doctor. Unfortunately, he's acting more as an arm of the DEA than as a clinician. Apparently there are stricter rules and more oversight regarding the use of opioids. This is why the previous doctor retired. So my thoughts are scattered due to overwhelming concerns about my partner's future. And recently I scored higher on the depression screening test, so the dose of my antidepressant was doubled.
Waist = 44.75"I've added chia seeds and oat bran to my diet. It seems that the extra fiber keeps me from wanting too many sweets. Except right now I'm munching on milk chocolate chips.
Waist = 44.25"I've been unemployed. Unfortunately my weekly benefit ran out, so I have zero income. I'm very stressed. My neck muscles are spasming.
Waist = 44.5"My after-supper strategy for snack management is Substitution. Grapes satisfy the desire for Sweets; bland, whole-grain rye crackers (perhaps with almond butter) provide Crunch. These foods are high in carbohydrates, but they're higher in fiber than M&Ms and potato chips, so they don't trigger an even more urgent craving for snacks.
Waist = 44.5"